Abstract

The construction project is conducted in accordance with the laws and regulations in a country, including in Indonesia. The construction project also overcomes various conditions, not only in normal condition but also in special condition such as pandemic disease. The purpose of this paper is to conduct the regulation and contract review of what actually has been done in dealing with a force majeure in the Soreang District Hospital Construction Project. The methodology to be used is collecting data on the project, reviewing the literatures, conducting Gap Analysis, and finally conducting Lesson Learned Analysis. It can be concluded that there is no gap between what should be done in accordance with the laws and its real implementation in the project. It is recommended for all construction projects that the negotiation of contract terms as a risk management tool for the parties to be contracted should be conducted better by anticipating all the parties' risks that may occur. It is also recommended that additional health and safety protocols for COVID-19 continue to be implemented, as a "new normal" health and safety program in post COVID-19 all construction projects.